Following an outburst from the Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and Russian attempts to exploit differences between EU members, the Union is to put its Moscow policy on paper.
EU foreign ministers meeting in Brussels yesterday to discuss the outcome of a recent EU-Russia summit decided that its voice needs to be more coherent, and as such is going to commit key guidelines to paper.
At the meeting Franco Frattini, the Italian Foreign Minister, received what diplomats descri...
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